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2 comments:
Thanks, this is awesome! I might just have to memorize this one. The outline maps at worldatlas.com were extremely helpful to me in boning up on geography, but they also helped me realize just how much better I am at remembering things when there's a visual component in the learning. This map could be an excellent mnemonic tool.
This is a terrific. I'm a UB prof, and I'd like to use the map in a lecture about the international economy. Do you happen to know the original source of the map and the data behind it? I'd like to give credit to where it's due. Thanks!
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